Python Journal 3(1):
November 21st, 2002
Python Journal 3(1): Filtering
Texts, Embedded Python, Baby Snakes, etc.
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Archive for November, 2002
Wow, I didn’t know there was a Palm Cafe.
November 21st, 2002
Wow, I didn’t know there was a Palm
Cafe. (Not unlike the Apple Store.)
For those of us that don’t watch, a reasonably-detailed (if hard-to-follow) summary of the most recent episode of “Angel”, “Rain of Fire”.
November 21st, 2002
For those of us that don’t watch, a reasonably-detailed (if
hard-to-follow) summary of the most recent episode of “Angel”, “Rain of
Fire”. Why? Because apparently it’s linked to what’s going on in
Buffy right now.
[Cordelia] admits that every time she closes her eyes she sees something
terrible, “moving, deep down, clawing its way up.”
Joss Whedon on the current state of Firefly.
November 21st, 2002
Joss Whedon on the
current state of Firefly.
“[W]e all feel like we’re on Serenity. We’re looking ahead to that
next job. We’re still flying. The future’s uncertain, but we’re still
flying.”
Scouring the web for tidbits on early Macs (I’m having a nostalgia night, leave me alone) I came across this outstanding history of Macintosh design…
November 20th, 2002
Scouring the web for tidbits on early Macs (I’m having a nostalgia
night, leave me alone) I came across this outstanding history of Macintosh design page. Touches on Snow White,
Gassée, and more. Most of the information it contains is culled
from the existing literature on the subject, but since I don’t own any
of these books, it’s an excellent resource.